How does the government know to go to the pharmacy to buy medicine?

I don't know why the right side of my throat is swollen a few days ago, and my throat hurts a little when I swallow something. So a few days ago at noon, I went to the pharmacy to prepare some guilin watermelon frost throat tablets. After taking one watermelon frost tablet for two days, the sore throat improved slightly, but the tonsils were inflamed in essence. So yesterday morning, I went to the pharmacy downstairs to prepare some amoxicillin capsules and a Chinese patent medicine, Pudilan Xiaoyan Tablet. The pharmacy staff said they would register my information, ID number, telephone number and current address.

It's been a day. I sent a short message this morning. The government office system detected that you bought "five kinds of medicines" at the drugstore. According to the epidemic prevention and control requirements, users must complete a nucleic acid test within 24 hours, and the overdue personal doorbell code will be warned in red, which may affect your travel! Thank you for your cooperation.

Originally, I thought it would be the turn of community nucleic acid testing in three days tomorrow, and it would not be too late tomorrow. Therefore, when I hurried to the vegetable market after work, the doorbell code of the vegetable market was swept away, and the alarm sounded, warning you to do nucleic acid testing immediately. My mother can't buy food either. If I had known when I bought the medicine yesterday, the staff of the pharmacy should have told me that it takes 24 hours of nucleic acid testing to prepare this medicine. I don't deserve this amoxicillin. Now, government agencies and enterprises can't get in. Isn't this delayed? It is said that government affairs are open, and the friendship of informing residents of epidemic prevention should be followed up as soon as possible. No wonder residents' grievances are understood when they happen to themselves.

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